Jenkins is an open source automation server intended to automate repetitive technical tasks involved in the continuous integration and delivery of software. With a robust ecosystem of plugins and broad support, Jenkins can handle a diverse set of workloads to build, test, and deploy your software.
Learn how to use Helm to provision Argo CD to your DOKS cluster and keep your Kubernetes cluster applications state synchronized with GitOps principles. Deploy and manage applications with ease using Argo CD.
How to leverage Infrastructure as Code to provision Kubernetes clusters, deploy apps, and test live then destroy all the resources created in a single CI/CD pipeline run.
In this tutorial, you will configure Nginx as a reverse proxy with Let’s Encrypt for TLS encryption to securely direct client requests to Jenkins.
In this guide, we will secure the Concourse CI interfaces by setting up a TLS/SSL reverse proxy with Nginx. While Concourse can be configured to use SSL natively, a reverse proxy provides more flexibility for future scaling and access to a more robust feature set.
Методика непрерывной интеграции, доставки и развертывания (CI/CD) — неотъемлемая часть современного процесса разработки, призванная снизить количество ошибок во…
In this guide, you will learn how to optimize Docker images in a few simple steps, making them smaller, faster, and better suited for production. You’ll build images for a sample Go API in several different Docker containers, starting with Ubuntu and language-specific images, then moving on to the Alpine Linux distribution. You will also use multi-stage builds to optimize your images for production.
In this tutorial, you will configure Nginx as a reverse proxy to securely direct client requests to Jenkins.
Having an automated deployment process is a requirement for a scalable and resilient application, and it’s especially important to apply CI/CD concepts to Kubernetes. In this article you will use CircleCI to automatically deploy a sample application to a Kubernetes (DOKS) cluster.
Immutable infrastructure is an infrastructure paradigm in which servers are never modified after they’re deployed. This article explains the conceptual and practical differences between mutable and immutable infrastructure, describes the advantages of using an immutable infrastructure and contextualizes the complications, and gives a high-level overview of the implementation details and necessary components for an immutable infrastructure.
